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4 reviews
Gardner Fox, Ed Herron, ...

DC Comics, 2006

A NEW BATMAN FOR THE 60'S!
Amazingly enough Showcase Presents Batman vol. one is the first time DC is collecting Batman's Silver Age adventures in the Showcase series (unless you count the Brave and the Bold). This volume features Detective Comics #327-342 and Batman #164-174! The reason why this particular period was chosen is because longtime DC editor Julie Schwartz had take oven the titles and did a long overdue ...

Showcase Presents: Green Arrow, Vol. 1

5 reviews
Jack Miller, Ed Herron, ...

DC Comics, 2006

SILVER AGE TREASURE TROVE
Green Arrow is probably one of those characters who is always destined to be a bit of a second banana to more popular heroes. He's been around since making his debut in More Fun Comics in 1941, and unlike some of the other heroes (flash, Green Lantern) the Golden age and Silver Age Green Arrow were both named Oliver Queen. This latest edition of Showcase Presents concentrates on the Silver Age ...

Challengers of the Unknown
Jack/ Wood, Dave/ Herron, Ed Kirby

Dc Comics, 2003

Batman: The Dynamic Duo - Archives, Volume 2

6 reviews
Gardner Fox, Ed Herron, ...

DC Comics, 2006

Excellent Batman classics
I'm not certain why DC decided to jump ahead in its Batman Archives from Golden Age to Silver Age, creating fourth Batman series, in addition to "Batman Archives" (covering Golden Age Batman stories from "Detective Comics", Batman's original title), "Batman: the Dark Knight Archives" (collecting the Golden Age "Batman" series), and "Batman: the World's Finest Comics" (covering the Golden Age ...

The Language of the Hand
Henry Frith, Ed Herron Allen

Kessinger Publishing, LLC, 2007

1920. A concise exposition of the principles and practice of the art of reading the hand, by which the past, present and the future may be explained and foretold.

Showcase Presents: Challengers of the Unknown

4 reviews
David Wood, Jack Kirby, ...

DC Comics, 2006

Jack Kirby & Wally Wood - What a TEAM!!
The art in this volume is SPECTACULAR. Specifically, in Challengers Of The Unknown #4, #5, #6, #7 and #8. The legendary Jack Kirby is inked by the EQUALLY legendary Wally Wood (Daredevil, EC Comics, MAD, The Outer Space Spirit and the T.H.U.N.D.E.R. Agents to name a few). This volume represents the work of two comics masters at the height of their ability showing how it's done! Wally Wood was ...